I always found this video from 2011 El Reno EF5 was quite impressive
Based on the coordinates provided by the video, I can locate it in Google Earth as the follow picture:
And it was really close to the main tornado cirulation! The tornadic flow in this footage was strong enough to spin and move the vehicle.
It was about 1 minutes after it the tornado strike the Cactus-117 station and do increible damage and also 10 minutes before that the peak measurement of 295.5mph made by RaxPol radar. (then tornado moved away from radar)
About 10 minutes after the end of the video, the tornado hit a weather station having a 151mph wind record 620m south of tornado center and a 17 hpa drop of pressure.
Based on the coordinates provided by the video, I can locate it in Google Earth as the follow picture:
And it was really close to the main tornado cirulation! The tornadic flow in this footage was strong enough to spin and move the vehicle.
It was about 1 minutes after it the tornado strike the Cactus-117 station and do increible damage and also 10 minutes before that the peak measurement of 295.5mph made by RaxPol radar. (then tornado moved away from radar)
About 10 minutes after the end of the video, the tornado hit a weather station having a 151mph wind record 620m south of tornado center and a 17 hpa drop of pressure.
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